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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1998
Page
6
A long OCR style crossword puzzle list with many clues across and down. Reads like a fragmented puzzle page with numerous numbered hints, mispellings, and overlapping letter patterns referencing people places and items from popular culture and history.
STALLMAN M ELIZABETH BETTE STALLMAN 92 of Rio Rancho NM died in her sleep Saturday April 18 1998. Preceded by husband Oue and son Bob she moved from Kankakee IL to Albuquerque in 1945 and was active with Lavaland School PTA and West Mesa Garden Club. She served as a Girl Scout leader.
Bette Stallman a longtime area resident and active church member in All Saints Lutheran Church and a former member of the IBEW women’s auxiliary and Eastern Star died. Survived by daughters Patty Feliciano and Carolyn Hall and many grandchildren. Services were held April 21 1998 at All Saints Lutheran Church with interment at Sunset Memorial Park. Rio Rancho Funeral Home handled arrangements.
The Felician Ladies Auxiliary hosts a spaghetti dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Italian American Club in Rio Rancho with tickets at 7 dollars. Call 892-8326 or 892-2521 for details.
A new exhibit titled Chaco Canyon: 100 Years of Archaeology opens at the Center for Southwest Research University of New Mexico. It surveys major excavations and research at Chaco Canyon and invites inquiries at 277-7189 or 766-3780. Also Rio Rancho Chamber seeks Springfest 98 volunteers for Saturday event.
The Great Western Red Arrow Club chapter of the 32nd Division Veterans Association will hold a reunion in Rio Rancho New Mexico. The unit formed in 1987 and served in France in World War I and in the South Pacific during World War II, occupying Japan first. For details call Arthur or Patricia Kanter at 892-5237.
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